**The Financial Daily reports that the relocation of Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA) and Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) headquarters to Islamabad has been described as “wasteful.”**
According to the article, the PCAA and PAA together generate a total gross annual revenue of approximately PKR 150 billion from all operational and regulatory streams. Revenue from aeronautical operations and overflights—driven by shifting international flight corridors—amounts to roughly US$800,000 per day, or about US$24–25 million per month.
The piece, published on The Financial Daily, characterizes the move of the two agencies’ headquarters to Islamabad as an unnecessary expenditure. No further details on the cost or rationale of the relocation are provided in the excerpt.
Article and image source: thefinancialdaily.com
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